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My son is 6 month old.But he is not sit properly.
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Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children3 years agoA. the child will start to sit with support with age of 5-6 months without support by age of 7-8 months,able to crawl by 9-10 months and walk independently only after one year of age till then wait n watch at times certain babies may skip the milestone of crawling and will begin to stand with support and then without support and work independently thereafter which is considered as normal you should not worry. at times the milestones can get delayed or achieved early also.
vatburiation can be commonly seen in the particular age group according to the growth pattern of the baby.. but if it is delayed beyond the range then you should consult doctor to get your baby examine once and for clearing the doubts.
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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl3 years agoA. You can make your child sit with support after completing the age of six months and mostly by completing the age of eight months only we expect the child to learn to sit independently so as of now you expecting it to only now this is the time for your child to learn to sit with support and then independentlyWrite Your Answer Here
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